Perhaps you should just get hold of the Win32 source, and compile the entire
library again. This would probably be the easiest solution. I think that
the format that it is in is what VC++ uses. I seem to remember trying it
out a while back. However, if you get the source code, it shouldn't be a
problem to compile it.
>>
>> Welcome to the world of Win32. There are several different
>> object formats
>> when you are compiling under Win32. It would appear that
>> this error is
>> caused by your linker expecting one type when it actually
>> gets another.
>> There may be an option somewhere to adjust your linker
>> settings to cope with
>> a different object format.
>> This is a problem that is generally not experienced under
>> UNIX, because
>> there is only one object format (that I'm aware of).
>>
>> I'm not sure why you rconversion tool is not working,
>> though, I suggest
>> getting hold of Inprise.
>>
>>
>> MikeA
>>
>>
>> >> When I try to use the libpq.lib (from the win32 psql.exe
>> >> interface tool)
>> >> library with BC++ Builder, I get a message : LIBPQ.LIB
>> >> contains invalid
>> >> OMF record, type 0x21 (possibly COFF).
>> >>
>> >> First of all, what are OMF and COFF ?
>> >>
>> >> I've found a tool (in C++Builder bin directory) to convert
>> >> COFF2OMF, but
>> >> it didn't work.
>> >>
>> >> Does anybody has a re-compiled libpq.lib which works fine with
>> >> C++Builder 4 ?
>> >>
>> >> Please help!
>> >>
>> >> Thanks
>> >>
>> >> JC.Fabre
>> >>
>> >>
>>
